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Share this powerful new PSA from Look Good Feel Better with the women in your life who are undergoing cancer treatment. It may change their lives.  

A couple of months ago, I wrote about my experience as a newly-appointed Shot@Life champion, flying across the country to advocate on Capitol Hill for vaccinations for children around the world. Shot@Life celebrates its first birthday this week, which also happens to be Global Immunization Week (April 24-30). One of the ways we’re marking this…

Why is it that when we compliment a friend on her glowing skin or beautiful eyes, she usually has to point out, “Oh, but look at these brown spots” or “I wish I could get rid of these lines?” This disconnect between what women see in the mirror and what others see in them is…

Every 20 seconds, a child around the world dies from a disease that could have been prevented by a vaccine. Annually, that number equals almost half the children entering kindergarten in the United States alone this year. As a mother, I find that devastating. As a human being, I find it inexcusable.

I’m so proud to announce that I’ve been chosen as a delegate for the United Nations Foundation’s 2013 Shot@Life Champion Summit, February 10 to 12, in Washington, DC. Representing 37 states, the delegates include bloggers, parents, students, professionals and activists who believe in the importance of global vaccines.